All these Fires, and Night Still Dark

Abdul Kader El-Janabi’s All these Fires, and Night Still Dark is a powerful collection of poetry which delves into themes of desolation, fleeting beauty, and intense emotion. El-Janabi’s sharp, surrealist style transforms ordinary moments into profound reflections, challenging readers to see beyond the surface. Each poem is a moment of clarity amid chaos, offering a unique glimpse into the poet’s rich, cross-cultural experiences. All these Fires, and Night Still Dark is a symphony of blasphemy, nobility, and rage, each poem a transient bloom, breaking through the comprehension of the world and inviting readers into a realm where all senses are heightened and reason is on its knees.